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Top Glove s billionaire founder buys stake in education firm

This is a private investment, separate from the Top Glove Group. KUALA LUMPUR: Tan Sri Lim Wee Chai, founder and executive chairman of the world’s largest rubber glove producer Top Glove Corp., has emerged as a minority shareholder in Malaysian private education group Minda Global Bhd . The shares of Minda Global soared. This is a private investment, separate from the Top Glove Group,” Lim said by email. I have always been passionate about education as it is instrumental in enabling people, organizations and nations to advance.” Minda didn’t respond to requests for comment on the transaction. Its shares surged as much as 58% to 19 sen on Tuesday, the highest since March 2018. Trading volume of 679 million shares is more than 20 times the 20-day average for this time of day and the stock is the most-traded security by volume on the bourse.

Forbes World s Billionaires 2021: Malaysia s super-rich sees surge of wealth amid Covid-19 times

- Advertisement - KUALA LUMPUR Malaysia’s “Sugar King” Robert Kuok remains the wealthiest man in Malaysia and even saw his estimated wealth increase to US$12.6 billion (RM51.9 billion) this year amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, according to Forbes’ annual World’s Billionaires List. The 97-year-old Hong Kong-based businessman however saw a rankings slip and is now the world’s 171st richest man compared to his position of 141 in 2020, and estimated net worth at the time which was valued at US$9.6 billion (RM41.6 billion). According to the  Forbes list, there are 16 billionaires in Malaysia, with Kuok listed under Hong Kong. Next on the list is Hong Leong Group’s Tan Sri Quek Leng Chan, 79, which was valued at US$9.7 billion (RM40 billion) compared to US$9.2 billion (RM39.9 billion) last year.

Top Glove boss says the group can still ship gloves produced outside Malaysia to the US

Top Glove boss says the group can still ship gloves produced outside Malaysia to the US The Edge 2 hrs ago Justin Lim & Lynette Hew © Provided by The Edge KUALA LUMPUR (April 8): Top Glove Corp Bhd, who has been prohibited from exporting its goods from Malaysia to the US following allegations of forced labour, said today that its gloves produced from factories outside Malaysia can still be shipped to the US. On March 29, the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) issued an order directing all US ports of entry to seize disposable gloves produced in Malaysia by Top Glove, based on its finding that the glove maker used forced labour in the manufacturing of its products. The finding expands upon a Withhold Release Order (WRO) that CBP issued on gloves manufactured by Top Glove in July 2020.

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